By sector

Public sector

Solutions for government bodies — procurement-ready, accessible and proven in production.

Pain and proof

The pain

Fragmented systems, manual bureaucracy and an unclear chain of accountability.

What buyers check

Procurement-readiness, standards-compliant accessibility, named references and a system you can see.

How we help

  1. Discovery and architecture before build — clear success metrics.

  2. CRM 360, case management and automations with FlowGram.

  3. Maintenance and governance via Clicks TSM for the system lifecycle.

Products & services in the stack

Boards, automations and maintenance, with the products and services relevant to this sector.

From the field

  • Regional cluster — planning & tourism

    One landing path — entrepreneur file, permit and support services linked

    A regional cluster managing permit requests, tourism ventures and ties to business-support units needed one CRM with permission tiers and land signals for entrepreneurs. We built an end-to-end path: entrepreneur questionnaire, site dossier, tailored intakes and handoffs to the right units.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is monday.com suitable for local authorities?
Yes. monday.com is used by local authorities, regional councils and government bodies in Israel to manage processes, citizen requests, recruitment, infrastructure and more. Clicks specialises in public-sector implementations.
What is the difference between monday.com and OneCity?
monday.com is a flexible work platform adaptable to any process. OneCity is a dedicated local-authority product. monday.com's advantages: flexibility, integrations and costs controlled by the authority itself.
How much does a monday.com implementation cost for a local authority?
Depends on project scope, number of users and process complexity. Contact us for a discovery call and we'll build an accurate proposal for your needs.

Want to see what this looks like for you?

A short discovery call: map the pain, see a live system, and a realistic rollout plan.